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Where to eat International food in Narva: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best International restaurants nearby. Discover the best International food in Narva. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for International restaurants near you.. Narva (Russian: Нарва) is the third largest city in Estonia. It is located at the eastern extreme point of Estonia, at the Russian border, on the Narva River which drains Lake Peipus.
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1. Kohvik Muna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Cafe Muna is located at the very heart of Narva, on the 1st floor of the Narva College of Tartu University. You can find us on Raekoja square 2. On a daily basis, we serve a wide variety of dishes from our a la carte menu. You can also enjoy our daily spe
Reviewed By at0mik
The cafe is in TU Narva collage, which kind of sets the scene, but the place is much more than an avg student café. Firstly the building is probably one of he best new architecture solutions in the city and this also shows in the café. Stopped there during a rainy day and the rain created an impressive fountain in the inner court yard, creating a feeling of natural environment. The décor is rather simple, but still gives a cozy feeling, maybe due to the people who visit there. Those are the ones represent progressive Narva, looking into the future, intellectuals, arty types, mix of younger and older generations and both nations.The food was very good, not gourmand restaurant excellent, but interesting choices and good quality. Tried a soup which was rather price, but also very meaty and a some noodles, which were dominated by ginger(?). For dessert pistachio crème brulee was extremely sweet and did not feel very natural. The best was the black bread that you could just take from a side table, it was homemade, fresh and dark. A place that makes that good bread cannot go much wrong with everything else either. As said already the place is a bit pricey, but during weekdays there are also cheaper daily offers and porridge in the mornings. Iâd definitely visit again when in Narva.PS! They have a client card (50EUR), which gives considerable discount, but youâd still have to be a really frequent visitor to cover it.
Most Popular European food in Narva, Ida-Viru County, Estonia
2. Kohvik Muna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Cafe Muna is located at the very heart of Narva, on the 1st floor of the Narva College of Tartu University. You can find us on Raekoja square 2. On a daily basis, we serve a wide variety of dishes from our a la carte menu. You can also enjoy our daily spe
Reviewed By at0mik
The cafe is in TU Narva collage, which kind of sets the scene, but the place is much more than an avg student café. Firstly the building is probably one of he best new architecture solutions in the city and this also shows in the café. Stopped there during a rainy day and the rain created an impressive fountain in the inner court yard, creating a feeling of natural environment. The décor is rather simple, but still gives a cozy feeling, maybe due to the people who visit there. Those are the ones represent progressive Narva, looking into the future, intellectuals, arty types, mix of younger and older generations and both nations.The food was very good, not gourmand restaurant excellent, but interesting choices and good quality. Tried a soup which was rather price, but also very meaty and a some noodles, which were dominated by ginger(?). For dessert pistachio crème brulee was extremely sweet and did not feel very natural. The best was the black bread that you could just take from a side table, it was homemade, fresh and dark. A place that makes that good bread cannot go much wrong with everything else either. As said already the place is a bit pricey, but during weekdays there are also cheaper daily offers and porridge in the mornings. Iâd definitely visit again when in Narva.PS! They have a client card (50EUR), which gives considerable discount, but youâd still have to be a really frequent visitor to cover it.
3. M.Chagall Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
The Narva restaurant forms part of the Narva hotel. It is just 300 metres from the bus and railway stations. Designed in Italian style, it is on the first floor of the building. There is also a lobby bar. Our restaurant is the ideal place to spend a roman
Reviewed By royandjeanette
We were staying at the Narva Hotel so decided to eat here on our first night. We werenât disappointed as we received excellent service from Aleksandra and all the staff. Also important to us is the food which was delicious. We chose pumpkin soup and herring salad with black bread for starters. For mains we both had the pork barbeque and pickled vegetables. We were surprisingly impressed by the food, the lovely décor, the ambience and the excellent service. We tried a Narva Cocktail (Vana Tallinn and sparkling wine) and had a good bottle of cabernet sauvignon red wine. Do give this place a try.
4. Kohvik Muna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Cafe Muna is located at the very heart of Narva, on the 1st floor of the Narva College of Tartu University. You can find us on Raekoja square 2. On a daily basis, we serve a wide variety of dishes from our a la carte menu. You can also enjoy our daily spe
Reviewed By at0mik
The cafe is in TU Narva collage, which kind of sets the scene, but the place is much more than an avg student café. Firstly the building is probably one of he best new architecture solutions in the city and this also shows in the café. Stopped there during a rainy day and the rain created an impressive fountain in the inner court yard, creating a feeling of natural environment. The décor is rather simple, but still gives a cozy feeling, maybe due to the people who visit there. Those are the ones represent progressive Narva, looking into the future, intellectuals, arty types, mix of younger and older generations and both nations.The food was very good, not gourmand restaurant excellent, but interesting choices and good quality. Tried a soup which was rather price, but also very meaty and a some noodles, which were dominated by ginger(?). For dessert pistachio crème brulee was extremely sweet and did not feel very natural. The best was the black bread that you could just take from a side table, it was homemade, fresh and dark. A place that makes that good bread cannot go much wrong with everything else either. As said already the place is a bit pricey, but during weekdays there are also cheaper daily offers and porridge in the mornings. Iâd definitely visit again when in Narva.PS! They have a client card (50EUR), which gives considerable discount, but youâd still have to be a really frequent visitor to cover it.
